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As consumers turn to cannabis-infused foods and beverages to meet specific health and wellness needs, an opportunity arises to boost these products’ overall nutritional profile with botanicals, protein, fiber, and other health-focused ingredients.
Long time distributor partners Batory Foods, Pearson Sales Company and St. Charles Trading, Inc., will remain as authorized US distributors for those legacy Cargill food ingredient portfolios
Univar will distribute a broad range of Cargill’s products, including starches, specialty sweeteners, texturizers, cocoa and chocolate, and edible vegetable oils and fats.
The new venture will combine both companies’ technologies for producing steviol glycoside products made through fermentation and will market its products under one brand name, EverSweet™.
Cargill has officially started producing EverSweet™, a zero-calorie, next-generation sweetener made with two of the best tasting sweet compounds found in the stevia leaf, Reb M and Reb D.
Cargill is expanding its line of emulsifiers with the addition of deoiled canola lecithin. With the launch, Cargill now offers customers three plant-sourced lecithin options – soy, sunflower and canola – in the U.S. and Canada1.
Situated in Shanghai, Cargill ONE employs nearly 50 researchers, scientists, nutritionists and chefs who will work with customers to develop nutritious and safe food that meet the changing tastes of consumers.
As demand for non-GMO food rises, Cargill has for the first time taken the step to gain Non-GMO Project Verification for three of its food ingredients.